What shipped in Replit
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Cloud Agents for existing repositories
On October 27, 2026, Replit made Cloud Agents for existing repositories available to all Pro and Enterprise customers. Someone describes a change in plain language. The agent finds the relevant code, updates a live preview, and opens a GitHub pull request or a GitLab merge request that follows the team's skills and contribution guidelines. It can test the change in an isolated cloud sandbox by clicking through the running app, then attach screenshots and video to the request. Review feedback worth keeping can become a proposed skill update that an engineer approves before it takes effect; that part is in early access. An admin can share one environment: a Cloud Agent configures a virtual machine from the codebase, and it updates from the main branch. Mention or DM @Replit in Slack to start from a thread. The Slack integration is available to all customers, and a pull request can also be started from the Replit mobile app. Microsoft Teams support is coming soon. Connect a repository at replit.com/repos.
Source for Cloud Agents for existing repositories (opens in a new tab)Monitoring Agent
On October 22, 2026, Replit introduced Monitoring Agent. With monitoring alerts and auto-fix enabled, it is notified of a production issue, can read production logs and metrics, investigate the cause, validate a fix, and email a summary. With auto-publish enabled, it can deploy that validated fix. Turn it on from a published app's Publishing settings. You decide whether fixes are published automatically.
Source for Monitoring Agent (opens in a new tab)Bring Your Own Cloud
On October 16, 2026, Replit introduced Bring Your Own Cloud for Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, or Amazon Web Services. Full BYOC runs the Replit platform and published project hosting in the customer's cloud tenant and is a private preview for enterprise customers. BYOC for Published Apps hosts published projects in that tenant, and Image Exports provide a Docker image, a Terraform file, and an SBOM so a team can self-host. Both of those are in early access for enterprise customers.
Source for Bring Your Own Cloud (opens in a new tab)
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